Made in GCC highlights Gulf’s industrial potential
The event was held in Bahrain this week, showcasing products, projects and economic and industrial diversification across the Gulf countries. The post Made in GCC highlights Gulf’s industrial potential appeared first on ANBA News Agency .
Bahrain recently hosted the Made in GCC Forum and Exhibition, a gathering of the six countries comprising the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC): Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar. The event aimed to discuss economic integration and highlight products and technologies under development within the GCC nations.
Rafael Solimeo, head of the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) in Dubai, and Brazil's ambassador to Manama, Adriano Pucci, attended the event. Solimeo emphasized the importance of the forum in expanding Brazil's partnerships with GCC countries. He explained that the national pavilions showcased the region's dedication to enhancing competitiveness and increasing its international market presence.
Solimeo further stated that closer proximity to the region's decision-making centers enables them to track economic priorities, strengthen partnerships, and identify new opportunities for Brazil.
ABCC's Solimeo believes that Brazil can expand cooperation with GCC countries beyond traditional trade, focusing on areas such as industry, technology, energy, infrastructure, and investment. He emphasized the role of the ABCC in connecting potential opportunities, bringing leaders together, and transforming Brazil-Gulf relations into partnerships and tangible results.
Ambassador Pucci echoed Solimeo's sentiments, highlighting the Gulf as a strategic partner with significant and growing trade ties with Brazil. The forum featured panel discussions on industrial sustainability, innovation to boost productivity, strengthening supply-chain resilience, and industrial infrastructure and economic zones.
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